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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My dyslexic daughter went to AMI Montessori for 3 years (grade 1-4). We left in 5th grade and it was the best thing ever. DD had significant holes in her learning background that the new SN school had to fill in from scratch. The school was unaccommodating and unwavering in helping any child who didn't fit into a nice neat little box. For example, they were a hardcore Montessori school that didn't embrace tech at all. Therefore no Assistive Tech was available for my DD. When we wanted our DD to use a Chromebook for audiobooks, they sorta let her but were grumpy about it. I think my DD got maybe 3 or so "lessons" from the main teacher a week. The rest of her time she was on her own trying to teach herself on various topics. I know YMMV with each Montessori school, but this was just our experience. [/quote] Was public any better or did you go specialized school route?[/quote]
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